I've been a fan of Lisa Jewell's since I read "The Girls in The Garden." I love her quirky style and aptitude for slow-building suspense. When I first read the premise of "Then She Was Gone," I was concerned it would be dark in a way that I wasn't sure I could handle, so I put it aside for weeks. It is dark, and weird, and sometimes sad, but I loved it! It's twisted in a way that's hard to even describe, but once the roller coaster starts it doesn't stop until you finish the book. I couldn't put it down. Now I wish my book club hadn't broken up so we could read this and talk about how messed up it is.
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